> I'd ask our temporarily dormant U.S. metric proponents to come back to life, if for no other reason, then at least for the need to assist our Canadian friends. > > It is a damn shame that Canada moved forward on metrication, only to be throttled down by the U.S. (Oh, and, similarly, it is a damn shame that the U.S. moved forward only for the U.S. to then in some ways slide back.) > > Hell, proponents don't need to do much. If we can focus on changing any U.S. policy which might interfere with other countries going completely and totally and 100% metric, THAT is enough. > > Friends, do something. Be involved somewhere. You can use this little yahoo forum. > > http://clubs.yahoo.com/clubs/metricAmerica > > Of course these yahoo clubs are being changed into groups with mixed results, some people happy about some aspects of the change, and some people not too happy. > > Be involved in some fashion. Do something. > > Andy Johnson > [EMAIL PROTECTED] > > Metrication is gonna happen, with or without you. But if you take action, you might help in bringing metrication--and the rationality and logic which comes with it--much sooner than otherwise. > > --------------------------------------------- > DO NOT REPLY TO THIS MESSAGE BY EMAIL! > --------------------------------------------- > You have chosen to receive messages from "Metric America" by email. > > Reply to this message: > http://clubs.yahoo.com/clubs/metricamerica/bbsfrp?action=r&tid=metricamerica &sid=12177109&mid=1104 > > Unsubscribe from the Club mailing list: > http://clubs.yahoo.com/clubs/metricamerica/config/change_mb_list > > Return to "Metric America": > http://clubs.yahoo.com/clubs/metricamerica > ---------------------------------------------- > > Not a member? Remove yourself from this list: > http://edit.clubs.yahoo.com/config/unsubscribe_mb_list?.userID=millitesla&.g roupID=metricamerica&.groupType=&.code=kqkKEmys7C >
